FAQ

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  1. Why is SageStats free?
  2. Can I delete my bets after they've been graded?
  3. I use a sportsbook that isn't on the list of available books. How do I record bets I make at this sportsbook?
  4. How do I share my betting statistics with others?
  5. How do I view my stats in units and not dollars?
  6. I have an idea that I think will improve the analysis of my bets. How do I tell you about it?
Why is SageStats free?
Because there's no reason for us to charge. We created the software here to help you and us increase our edge over the books. For more information on how and why we created SageStats, go here.
Can I delete my bets after they've been graded?
No...and yes. You cannot delete individual bets because that would compromise your credibility with others when you show them your record. However, if you want to reset your record completely and delete ALL your bets, you can do so from your profile page.

If you made a mistake in logging the bet and can show us a verifiable source (i.e. forum post) that you entered the bet wrong, then go to our feedback page and let us know about it. We'll try to get it corrected as soon as possible.
I use a sportsbook that isn't on the list of available books. How do I record bets I make at this sportsbook?
Go to this page and enter your bets manually. If the lines are available somewhere offshore, then you'll be able to enter the bet.

Also, some books refuse to give us access to their lines (perhaps because the average SageStats user is better than the average bettor? ;) and so we are unable to incorporate them into the site. Sorry guys!
How do I share my betting statistics with others?
For now, simply post the link found on your 'my stats' page. In response to your comments, SageStats is currently working on a way for you to simply copy/paste code that will display your graph and will link to your 'my stats' page.
How do I view my stats in units and not dollars?
Go to your profile page. Scroll down to the bottom part of the page and click 'units'. Make sure to choose the unit amount that applies to you!
I have an idea that I think will improve the analysis of my bets. How do I tell you about it?
Please visit our feedback page and let us know about it! We're constantly looking for ways to ways to improve the analysis of your bets!